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The Engineers' Club.

AT the special meeting of tie Engi-
neers' club last evening the subject of
holding an excursion in the near future
was considered, and committee con-
siSting of Messrs. Houston and Cappen,
to con s;der the ACCESSIBILITY of the
scheme. Resolutions of respect to the
memory of the late Franklin Cook were
adopted. An invitation from the Amer
lean society of Civil Engineers was
read, and George .Sublette was unan-
imously electen delegate to attend.
The president appointed Messrs. Cop
pelen, Pike, Houston, Redfield and Par
dee a committee On tests of material.
This committee will confer with the au-
thOrities of the state university in ref
erence to a series of tests of local mate
rails to be conducted with view of cor
recting the tables on the strength of ma
terialS. A general discussion on build
ings and trusseS followed, and was par
ticipated in by all the members present.
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RIG LAND DEALS.

II. A. Townc has had plans drawn for
an elegant seven-st0ry block, to go up
on the corner of First avenue south and
Third street.-the Security drug store
corner. 1t will be one of the hand
soonest in the city and ON one of The best
corners. Mr.. Towne has not yet decided
when to erect it.
The board Of education has completed
negotiations for the purchase of three
lots at the corner OF Sixth street and
Eighth avenue South rs a site for the
new Washington school. The price is
$4,000. and The sale is made by Gen. Al
exander. OF Washington. through Gen.
X. w. Johnson, of st. Paul. The board
will erect the haudsomcst school in the
city--except the High schooI--at a cost
of $4,000, and will have still $4,000 sur
plus frem the sale of the present WASH
ington site.
y. FL. Steele and others bare bought.
from the Gates Bros, the corner cs
Eighth street and Henncpin aycnuc foI.
Or, 0c0, which includes TIE tolrnlntions
pE. III for the Palisades hotel at a cost
of $4,000. These foundations are the
hea-;est in the Northwest
The coart hoCsc commission has made
offers fer the remaining half block Of
tie new site. Since this block was
chosen property scared away up and It
Is probable condemnation proceedings
Will be reso-ted to-
Il !s reported the A. NJ. Reed block.
o. Sicol.e: aud Vine, between Grant
anti Thirteenth. !lIs bpeu sold and will
he GIilt III. but I.U :nn,:tlatinu can lie
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found for the rumor. The property is
being brought 70 grade and will prob
ably be plat.;..l
a Chance for the Gossips.

Minneapolis gossip lovi NJ people win
soon be treated to sensational divorce
in high life, in which Mrs. Jennie M.
Brown and Cyrus E. Brown are the cen
trail figures. The papers in the case
weSc filed yesterday by Mrs. Browns
attorney, who made out the complaint,
in fact, as Mrs. Brown is at present alb
sent from the city. AIR. Brown is forty
years of age and Mrs. Brown thirty
five. They were married in this city.
Oct. Is, 1915, and have one child, Cyrus
Earle, seven years old. In the com
plant it is alleged that Mr.. Brown is a
habitual drunkard, and that at various
times since 1885 he has committed adul-
try with many different persons iu this
and other cities. The name of Mary E.
Redding, better known as Ruby Belle
Redding, figures conspicuously in The
complaint. 1t is probable that the case
will be decidedly sensational one.
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DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.

Samuel Bradbury, the expressman,
has made an assignment to Michael w.
Nash.
Eva B. Bloomgren has begun divorce
proceedings against Charles E. Bloom
gren.
Charles Lindberg pleaded guilty to
petit larceny yesterday, and was SEN
fenced to sixty days in the county Jail
E. Eichhorn q Sons have begun suit
against the Northwestern Cooperative
Furniture company to recover s1S6.84 on
promiSSOry note. T.
MOllie Dugan has begun. divorce pro-
ceedings against Michael Dugan, alleg-
ing drunkenness and cruel and inhuman
. treatment. The parties were married in
Minneapolis in 1881.
Christian Violin ct al are made de-
PENDANTS in an action begun by John B.
Hanson to quiet title to land in Cottage
City addition, Sander Park, p annefz
addition and Ancora Park.
The jury in the case against James
M. Mayfield, charged with the shoating
OF Walter WinSlOw and attempting to
kill him, remained out all night, and
when court opened yesterday morning
reported that it was impossible for them
to come to any agreement in the matter.
Articles incorporating the CONNER
cial Travellers Mutual Indemnity and
Relief Association of the; Northwest
were filed in the Office of the register of
deeds yesterday by w. S. Stockdale,
Charles j. De Laittre, J.W. Bragdon,
w. b. Stoner, w. G. Corbett, Cyrus
Beall, e. b. Fagg, f. g. Ball and j S.
Jordon. The object of the association
is to care for the sick and pay the fu-
neral expenses OF the members.
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CONTRACT WORK
4
Sewer ON Carroll Street
OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, (
CRY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, June II, 1887. (

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC w ORKS, X
CITY OF ST.PAUL, Mimi, June II, 1887. Z
Sealed bids will be received by thes
Board of Public Works in and for the5
corporation of the city of ST. Paul,;
Minnesota, at their Office in said city,1
until IL m. on the 27th day of June. Az
d. 1887, for constructing sewer ON Carr
roll street, from Western avenue to Dale
street, in said city, together with the
necessary catehbasins and maHhoies, ac.l
cording to plans and specifications on
file in the Office of said Board. q
A bond with at least two t2l suretiess3I
in a sum of atleast t20) per cent. of thes
gross amount bid must accompany EACH
bid.
to reject any or all bids. n
r. L. GORMAN, President. 81
Official: W. F. ERWIN,
167-1T Clerk Board of Public Works
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday amounted to
$523, S65.72.
Rev. WI. Hobbs preached at Chestnut
hall last evening.
Two cases of scarlet fever were reported
yesterday.
Yesterday Meat Inspector Mea condemned
slxty-seyen gallons of milk.
Ruby Belle Redding yesterday pleaded
guilty to Keeping house Of ill-fame and paid
q fine OF 500.
June 81 Herman Lodge No. 1S, knights of
Pyth1as, will hold memorial services iii honor
of Seth Emerson.
The Lucy Hayes W. C. r. U. will hold
meeting at the Franklin avenue Methodist
church this afternoon.
The June meeting of the Minnesota Con
gregational club will be held Monday even
ing at the Como avenue church.
Herman Lodge X. of p, will take charge
of the funeral Of the late Seth Emerson.
which occurs Monday afternoon.
The suit of French VS.. Shuler to recover
damages for alleged false arrest and impris-
onment, was still OIL trial before Judge Rea
yesterday. 80
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Person Fridholm and Ellen Nelson, Herm All
kemick and Lucy Tom, Andrew Hunter and
Ellen WEIGH.
The body of the unknown man who COM
mitted suicide Wednesday night near Shep-
ard IL Frazier's factory was buried yesterday
The man was not identified.
Tine case Of the state against George E.
Storms and John Schroeder, indicted for
stealing lumber from II. L. Gordon, was tried
before Judge LOchreu Yesterday. :
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. ". FL Davies
are rejoicing with them over the birth of
their first born. a fine boy. The proud flther
was busy handing out cigars yesterday
Hantz b., infant son of Deputy Sheriff
George NJ. Harbitz, died Thursday. Funeral
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'clock from = 2
family residence, 1913 South Seventh street.
The Milwaukee company has appealed in
The awards made for damages in taking prop
crty for the opening Of Sixteenth and Seven
tceHth avenues south and First avenue south
cast. sl=E%S
Articles were fled yesterday by Bishop Ire
land, Rev. Father james O.Rcilly, John
Walsh, Augustin Ravaux and Edward Daii-
tin. incorporating the Church, of St Law.
renee, with Rev. Father O'Reilly as pastor.
Coroner Hill held an inquest yesterday
morning on the body Of Andrew Nelson, who
vas killed on the 800" road, Thirty second
avenue northeast, Thursday night The. jury
returned verdict of death, Resulting from
csrelessness on the part of the deceased.
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ITO EXCHANGE-Good clear land for
i horses and cattle; $50 Temple Court
l76-177
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school picniced at Lake Park yesterday.
About 1900 people were present, and in the
early evening happy crowds laden with ferns
and flowers flied the streets leading from
the Minneapolis IL ST Louis station
AT THE HOTELS.
DR.. II. III. Kjmball has returned from Eu
rope.
Charles Kennedy, of La Crosse, is at the
Windsor
s.F. White, of Fargo, was at the St. james
yesterday.
j. II. Bacon, wife and child, of Mankato,
are at the National.
C.. A. Pidgeon and wife, of Rockford, are
at the NATIONAL.
d. G. Hili of Fergus Falls, and W. II.
Greenleaf, of Litchfeld, were at the Wind
sor yesterday
AT the Clarke House: j. l.. Mathcr Eau
Claire; Miss Katie Northrup, Albert Lea; r.
5, Thomasan wife, Watertown, Oak. w.
d. Draper, Mandan, Oak.
AT the Nicollet: A. NJ. sherman and daugh-
ter Eau Claire; Mrs. M. L. NORM, Miss Belle
Norm, Albert Lea; G. 4. Page, Fergus Falls !;
f. W. ID. Horbrook and wife, GleadNe,
Mont; Miss j. l. Barker, Boston.
AT the West: II. p. Hubbell, Winona: Mr..
and Mrs. @. III. Harrington, Wichita, Kan.
G. b. Shaw, Eau Claire; F. B. Smith, wife
and son, Rochester, N. Y; d. Nj. Jenkins,
Miss jenkins, Boston.
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w. II. Crawford's Arrest---Other
Matters of INTEREST

w. III. Crawford's Arrest--Other
|. Matters OF Interest.
Court has adjourned until June o..
The petit jurors are excused until
Sept. 6.
The Methodists are to give dinner
on the Fourth of July on the union depot
grounds, near the bridge.
W.'P. Brown, who was injured Thurs
day at therace track by being thrown
from his buggy, found his left arm
fractured below the elbow.
DR.. T. w. Sheard own, a former Still
water resident, but now practicing in
Chicago, arrived in the city yesterday to
make Oid-time friends visit.
Mrs. Matilda MallOn, who died at her
residence on Churchill street yesterday
of consumption, aged forty years, will
be buried to-day from her former resi-
denee at o'clock a. m.
Company Z Will not turn out in the
| parade on the Fourth Of July, as a large
number of the members wish to appear
in other parts of the procession, or else
have other engagements for the day. !
During the races the five large livery
stables have been rushed with work, and
in the daytime a single or double team
could not be hired at any of them. This
will give an idea of how the races were
patroniZed.
Willett's place, across the river
burned on Friday night about II o'clock.
1t was owned by P. IL. Coles and was
unoccupied, the inmates having been
driven out by the Hudson authorities
several days ago.
w. III. Craw ford, the driver at the
race course who was arrested yesterday
at the instigation of James O'Brien,
charged with assault with intent to do
bodily harm, was bound over in the sum
of $1,000 by the court. He was ba led
+Out by Messrs. D. w. Durant and A.
Rohrback, having to go to st. Paul for
the races, and his hearing takes place
next Tuesday.
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THE WATER WORKS.
Seventh Annual Meeting of the
American Association.

The following is the programme of
entertainment decided upon for the
seventh annual meeting of the Ameri-
can Water Works association to be held
at the West hotel July Is, IA and Is:
Wednesday Morning-Address of welcome
by Mayor Ames, response and other adj
dresses.
Acknowledging of the following pa
pers: Ground Water as Source of supply, y
A. c.. Sekell; Water for Public Supplies,
Col. William Ludlow; Private Water Com
panies,' III. II. Durham; Revolution Count
ers,'' Frank H. Pond; Recording Gauges"
Charles A. Hague.
Evening-Reports of special committees !;
question box volunteer papers.
Thursday Misunderstanding of papers ::
Natural Filtration" G.. w. Pearsons; lie
gal Relations: Consumers VS.. Suppliers," A.
A. Godard as Water PropertyT' A. H. Den
man; Reservoirs; Open or Closed" G. E.
Black.
Observation-Disclosures or Subsistence" J.
D. Cook; Local Distribution of Water P.
Milne, Jr.; Fungus, or Messy Growth, - s.
McElroy;'' Elevator Indicators" j. N.
Tubbs.
Friday Morning-Unfnishe business and
adjournment, after which will follow an eX-
cursion to Minnetonka, a ride about the city
and other entertainments arranged by the
local committee.
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8 O'clock P. M,
ON THE
9Th Day Of July, 1887

All proposals or bids to be addressed
to NJ. +. Kahn, Secretary of the City
Hall and Court House Special Commits
sioners, st. Paul, Mimi.
The right is hereby reserved to reject
all bids of incompetent and irresponsi-j
BILE bidders, and all such bids as may be.
unreasonable.
No bid will be entertained or consid-,
cred unless accompanied by the bond Of
the bidder OF bidders, with sureties re-
siding in Minnesota, and satisfactory to.
the Commissioners, in the penal sum OF
four thousand dollars, conditioned that,
If the bid shall be accepted and the con-
tract awarded to the bidder or bidders,
he or they will enter into and execute,
such contract, and such bond with such.
sureties for the performance Of his or,
their contracts as may be required by
the Commissioners, and approved by a.
three-fourths % vote of the County,
Commissioners and Common Council of
the City of st. Paul, of the members
elect in joint session, or in lieu of such.
bond the bid may be accompanied by al
check for the sum of four thousand doll
lars on some bank in the City of st.
Paul, duly certified, as security and
deposit with said Commissioners, and
subject to the same condition stated in
the condition of the bond, and payable:
to the order of Robert A. Smith, Chair
man of the City Hall and Court House
Commission.
The full individual names OF the meme
bers of firm, and the full and correct
name of the corporation bidding shall
be stated in the bid. :
By order of the City Hall and Cour b
House Special Commissioners.
M. F. KAN, County Auditor, q
Secretary of Special Commission.
145-1SS
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Young, First Ward Democrats.

The Young Mems Democratic club of
the First ward is now the most flourish
ing political organization in the city,
and proposes to keep in line all through
the interregnum. Tomorrow night
wee * the club will give ball at Ger
mania hall, i'll charge of the following
committees: go
Committee on Bar-William Gershdorf,
Adolph Hierholzer, Michael Larues, Charles
Lester, William Breushaber,=Ed Kameron.,
Floor Managers-E. III. HELEN, Fred Their
alHt Chris Penders.
Ticket Seller-James Kerlson,
MISUNDERSTANDING George Brown.
Committee of Arrangements-Aug HER
holZen, A. Fl. Orth, Fred Breushal err.
Win Gershdorf was elected bar ca:hier
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MINNEAPOLIS REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers were recorded at
the office of the register of deeds:
Land in section 20, town 1l6, range
"a; Emma Geissler to William Geiss-
Its and 8, blk %, Minnehaha add;
Sarah Odell to Charles Bracket. I 200
Land in Golf & Jones add; P NJ Chan
der to s Mary ch9ndier fcn,o :; 81 -, 900
w Cockburn. ....................6 g, $50
Blks and 2, yinton Hei ghts:. William.
fiif ELK 70 f Beil B hosPp add Lizzie
Hutchinson to Angler Ames. ......1, 800
Lite, block 10, Blaisdelrs FREY add; A
BlaisdeE to G Nj Langley ::.......3 500
1t 25, blk l, Hance's add; w Camp
Its IS and &c, blk l. Hances add; W i''0o
Noxon to j o'Neail 500
1t IL, Excelsior; II Jones to John
Lit $. blk 3 Remington's Second add: ''00
W W Townsend 70 E .wakeman -. 200
1t 4, blk 10, Calhoun Park add; Il K
Moore to Mrs Ada S eastman - 500
Land i'll rearr Menage's Lake side park
and It's and 8, blk Ga, Calhoun park;
Alice Blaisdell to A V Green ...... 800
Land in sec %, town 100, range 81; 4
j Davis to George Oliver. 900
Lt7, Warnock Laton's subd; c W
Preston to Truman stevens ..1, 200
Its to z, blk S, rearr Manages Lake
side Park add; L Haycock to A l.
Its 10 to 20, blk 8, rearr Manages
L Blaisdell. .............. 500
Smith to F A Clarke .......e......,...2,G 600
Its II, Is and 10, blk 3, Chicago Lake
Park add; A Nichols to E. B Stevens. 5, 500
Its II and 1S. blk 26, Ramsey, Lock-
wood and others add; e T Earle toJ
Il Ralph .............'.. SEQ
Part II s, blk 10, st Anthony Falls; c A
Bovey to T G Salisbury s. 500
Four unpublished deeds. ...............2,90 900
Thirty-three minor deeds less than 500
i each. ,209'
/. Total n,,nhar of 3aadc go Go6 7So
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CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Louisa Street.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC Works,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi. June II, 1857.
;, Sealed bids will be received by the
corporation OF the city 81 st. Paul, MIN
nesota, Mt their Office in said city until
IL In. on tlie227tl day OF June, Ali. 1857.
FOR grading Louisa street, from State
street to Bidwell street, i'll said city, ac-
cOrding To plans and specifications on
file in the Office of said Board.
a bolfd with at least two (2) sureties
in q sum of at least twenty (o0) per cent.
OF the gross amount bid must accom-
pany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any OF all bids.
X. l.. GORMAN, President,
Official: - WE. ERWIN.
lGi-liT Clerk Board of Public Works,
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St. Jean the Baptiste Day Celebrated by
the French Residents of the Flour
City and Vicinity.
Programme Of the american Water
Works Association Convention, to
Occur in July.
Tile Music Teachers of Minnesota Or.
ganize---Gomnletion Of the Catholic
Orphans Home.
A Big Sensation Promised in the Brown
Divorce Case, Owing to the Promi-
hence Of the Parties.
ST. JEAN BAPTISTE.
French Citizens Do Honor to Their
Patron Saint.

French Citizens Do Honor to Their
Patron Saint.
The French people of the city cele-
brated St. Jean Baptiste's anniversary
yesterday with all the ardor and happi-
ness that pleas ure-loving dispositions
could give their favorite holiday In
the morning solemn high mass was said
at the Church of Notre Dame de
Lourde'S, the church being too small to
accommodate the great crowd which
gathered to do honor to the patron
saint of their people. After the service,
which was very beautiful and impress
sive, procession was formed, consist
ing of the several French societies of
the city, the st. Jean Baptiste society,
under whose auspices the celebration
occurred, being the most prominent, and
citizens and ladies in carriages. The
column was led by four maSkerS on
horseback, followed by platoon of
police and Willard & ThYle's band.
After marching across the bridge, up
Hennepin to Fifth street, to NicOllet, to
Tenth, to First avenue south, to Wash
ington, where the party, now largely
increased. took the motor for Lake 1ar-
riet, where the day was spent in picnic
ldSHlOH, Will DOdliHS. rowing races,
songs, speeches and dancing as the
special amusements. The celebration
was attended by fully 1880 people, and
was a most delightful occasion to the
participants. The gentlemen having
charge of the arrangements, to whom
most of the days success is due, are the
officers of the st. Jean Baptiste society,
DIR. II. a. Pinault, president; Pierre
Jasmin, vice president; Charles
Marchessault, treasurer: j. B. Servis
and DR.. A. Nj. Brunette, secretaries,
and T. j. Bergeron, Joseph MarcouX,
Frank Chabot, Joseph Menard pere,
Louis Laramee, Joseph CouSineau,
Napoleon Emond, Arthur Menard, Ben
Patrice Remilliard. Felix Poulin, Vital
Campbell, NaZaire Pariseau, Ed
Giguere, John Mecier, Narcisse Beau
dette,
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CONTRACT ! w0RN.
Grading and Sewenng Alley ii
Block 81, Woodland Park ADJ
dihon.


OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, n
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, June II, 1857. y
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the city of st. Paul.
Minnesota, at their office in said city.
until 12 m. on the 3Oth day of June, a.
D. 1887, for grading and sewering tho
alley in Block 81, Woodland Park Adj
ditiOn,- from Arundel street to Mackubin
street, in said city, according to plans
and specifications on file. in the office
of said Board. >. -.s,.--t.....
A bond with at least Two t2) sureties
in a sum of at least twenty (20) per cent
of the gross amount.bid must acompanys
each bid. "
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. 5.
r. l.. 'GORMAN, President. a
Official: w. F. ERWIN
169-l79 Clerk Board of Public Works.
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Johnny Got His Gun.

Deputy Sheriff Patrick Callahan was
flourishing pistol nearly two feet long,
built on the plan of mountain howit-
ger. aroun d the court house yesterday
afternoon n, and after considerable per-
suasion he was induced to tell its his
tory. The pistol" said he, patting the
barrel fOndly, was manufactured espe-
cially for my grandfather, who was q
staunch Englishman, and took an active
part in the Revolutionary war. Once
he was surrounded by a large number
of men, and only escaped by loading
this gun with grape and firing. it into
their midst. Oh, it's great gun, and l
am going to preserve it until the end of
time y
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MELODY, NOT HARMONY.
Music Teachers Organize, After
Little Kick.


Steps were taken yesterday afternoon
to organize Minnesota branch of the
National Association of Music Teach
ers. There has been an intention for
some time to organize this branch, but
delay arose through little professional
feeling. Prof. c. III. Morse is member
of the national organization, and as vice
president for Minnesota had been in
structed by the president to organize
Minnesota. One or two musicians
objected to him, but only be-
cause they wanted to get them
selves whatever glory was in
it, but others did not sympathiZe with
them. Prof. Morse issued the call and
the meeting was held yesterday after
noon, about fifteen teachers represent
ing st. Paul and Minneapolis being
present. o. E. McFadon was made
chairman and Fl. G. Paschall secretary.
Messrs. c. H. Morse, M. L. Quinn and
o. E. McFadon were chosen commit
tee to report bylaws, and were author
lied to nominate officers and committees
to serve for one year. The next meeting
will be held the first Monday in October,
when the committee will report.
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SOMETHING that,never was in Minneap-
- oils, real Ohio cider, especially for in
valids. No. Oh Fifth st. south, Nj. Smith !;
inquire of DR.. Quimby. " - 174-194
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Az HOME.
The Catholic Orphans Home Com
Dleted and Occupied

The beautiful Catholic Orphan asy-
lum, corner Forty-eighth street and
Chicago avenue, became the home of
those for whom it was built last week,
when the sisters and their large family
removed from the crowded quarters on
North Fourth street to the elegant and
commodious building the generosity of
the Catholic citizens of Minneapolis
has erected for them. The
building is of pressed brick, three
stories high, with basement of granite,
in which the kitchen, play room and
dining rooms are situated. The first
room contains the reception rooms.
chapel. school rooms and library and the
upper stories are divided into sleeping
apartments. The building can accom-
lnodate $50 inmates, but at present
there arc seventy-One orphans and ten
sisters in the home. The grounds arc
ample. and in very short time the
Catholic Orphans home will be one of
the most beautiful places in Minncapo.